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The Government of Jamaica commissioned the Old Harbour Bypass as a part of its road improvement programme. The project falls within the portfolio of the Ministry of Transport and Works. The The town of Old Harbour in St Catherine will be by-passed. It is situated approximately 35 metres east of Bushy Park Road runs parallel to as far as the railway crossing. It continues further south beyond the train line for about one hundred metres. This unique aqueduct was built between and on the flood plains of Coleburns Gully. The alluvial sediments made the area ideal for large-scale cultivation of sugarcane. Today, the area is void of large scale cultivated crops. Vegetation cover is predominated by guinea grass and other varieties of grass, an indication that the area had been utilized as a grazing pen. Few acacia, mangoes and guango tress punctuate the area. However, the few houses that occupy portions of the land have a variety of fruit trees on their properties. The aqueduct is currently in a good condition. However, areas around the aqueduct need to be cleared of vegetation. The proposed highway construction may require the destruction of a significant portion of the aqueduct on the southern side of the train line. Approximately, 40 feet are projected to be destroyed. Already, about 25 metres have been demolished for construction of the railway track and parochial road. The Field Team of the Archaeology Division is currently surveying, illustrating, photographing, and excavating the aqueduct in order to get the complete measurement of the structure. Toby Abott is one of the sites, which will be destroyed as a result of the Old Harbour Bypass. Toby Abbott is located between the districts of Freetown and Inverness in the parish of Clarendon. The area proposed for the construction of the Bypass is relatively flat for the most part with limestone hills to the west. The Archaeology Division's archives had identified a Taino site in the area. During the plantation era Toby Abbot was a cattle estate. The first field survey found wine bottle sherds around a dry pond area. A Taino site was also discovered nearby. This area has been excavated. Artifacts found revealed that the site should be classified as a redware transition site. The highway construction may destroy portions of Taino sites not readily detected on the surface due to vegetation cover, namely Seymour grass. Inverness is located south of Sandy Bay, and the railway track. The topography is a combination of rugged limestone formation and large pockets of flat lands. The dense shrub overgrowth combined with rugged terrain made surveying efforts extremely difficult at times. Archival documents have shown a large Taino site south of the proposed highway. A cordage factory is also located in the area. The team is aware of other structures that may possibly be linked to slavery. Thomas's history. Learn more Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player. Thomas Heritage Foundation St. Andrew Parish Church St. Ann Parish Church St. Dorothy's Anglican St. Elizabeth Parish Church St. George's Anglican St. James Parish Church St. Mark's Anglican Church St. Mary's Anglican St. Peter's Church St. Peter's Church Alley St. Ann's Bay Fort. William Grant Park. The Rt. Excellent Paul Bogl The Rt. Excellent Marcus Garvey The Rt. Excellent Nanny The Rt. Excellent Norman Manley The Rt. Old Harbour Bypass. Select a region to start exploring or search for a day out near you. Andrew St. Catherine St. Elizabeth St. James St. Mary St. Thomas Trelawny Westmoreland. All Rights Reserved.

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